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We have not the pleasure of Miss
Honer'a acquaintance, but where she is
known she 10 highly esteemed, and her
gentle yielding to the manly suit OF hand.
some joe Hswley shows that her high in.
tellisencs has not been overrated. She ia
about to be tho wifs Of one Of the noblest
men in America. -,i
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Many brokers' Suffered,

Boston, Sept. 2a.-Through an error in
transmission, the Treasury bond purchase
offer was printed here az for sl24 100000
instead Of $l4,00O.OOO. This led to wild
speculation and rise In price Of stocku,
followed by q slump when tho true figures
become known. Many brokers suffered.
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EX-pRIsONERs OF WAR
Adopt Ringing Resolutions Concsrni
Empioy meat OF Ef. isebois bv Gloye,nnd


Adopt Ringing Resolutions Concerning
Employment OF ET-isebois BY Cleveland.
CHICAGO, Ills, Sept. 23.-At tho an.
nual session Of the National Association
of Ex.Priaoners Of War to-day, General
Pavey, in his addreas, read the following
circular order, issued at Andersonville:
"Headquarters Confederate States, Mil
itary Prison, Anderaonville, Ga, July 81,
lSG4.-The officers OIL duty in charge OF
the battery Of Florida artillery at tho time
will, upon receiving notice that the enemy
have appeared within seven miles OF the
post, open fire upon the stockade with
grape shot without reference to the situa-
ton beyond that line Of deienoe. 1t is
better that the last Federal be extermin-
ated than be permitted TO burn and pillage
the property Of loyal citizens, as they will
do II allowed to make their escape from
prison. BY order OF
m "JoHN Il WlNDsR, Brig. Gen.
rl NV. 8. WlNDER, Adjt. Gen."
at the afternoon session George W. n.
Powell, of Bslleville, ILL.,, was elected
president; A. T. Decker, New York, first
vlce.presidsnt. IS. Ii
The following resolution was adopted: !:
I'VE consider that the rebel flags cspiured
during the War OF the Rebellion should
be held sacred by the National Govern.
ment, that future generations may know
OF the gallant deeds OF the thousands Of
Union soldiers that lost their lives in de-
leuEe OF the Union, and that the Pres.
idont Of the United Statos should comply
with the law by displaying them in q
public place."
A resolution was adopted declaring that
this association in behalf OF the thousands
OF comrades who are suffering from bar
barous and ;inhuman treatment, inflicted
by heartless rebel sp.ison guards do de-
mand in the uEme Of loyalty and patroit-
ism that Congress pass a measure Tor i'm
mediate aud permanent relief. Also,
Resolred, That We view with sorrow and
painful rsgrest tho appointment OF ex-
rebels to adiudicate, examine and pass
upon the merits OF the appreciations OF
Uuion soldiers Tor needed aud juss relief
through then pensions. indianapolis was
chosen as the place for the next meeting.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. o3.-The
freight conductors and brakemen Of the
Memphis & Charleston Railroad have
struck because OF reduction OF train
crews and the refusal Of the company to
advance wages. There is quiet move.
ment afoot to extend the strike over the
whole OF the East Tennessee system. No
freight trains are being run except those
carrying perishable goods. tfElT I.-
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-SIt EXECUTIVE MANSION,
q, ,N" ilGt WARRINGTON, Sept. 10, 1887.
Ar. John Hosleller: lI., 5ssG,s

1"f' oo"' AVStettcT' LII hyfll" IIp0Ni H. Y y u
My DEAKslR:-Mr. Fry, Of Newport, Pa,
has informed me OF the birth to you sim.
ultaneously Of three children, two boys and
a sgifl, aud has also stated that you have
selected Grover, Cleveland and Frances,
respectively, for their names In compli.
ment TO Mrs. Cleveland and myself. have
quite a number Of namesakes, whose par
enta have been good enough to make man.
iieat IN this way their friendly feeling,
but 1t 10 exceptional that tho opportunity
10 presented to show In such a marked do.
gree the confidence and regard your &C.
tion implies. Thanking you for your
courtesy and expressing the hope that
you may be permitted to SEQ tho children
grow In years aud strength, am &j
-, #i Very truly yours, 5
~ kl GROVER OLRvELAND,
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BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 2S.-A teer.
storm hiss occurred at Matamoras, the
damage !. in that SECTION is es!imatoa at
50 ,0CO COO. In Brownevillo seventy small
houses wero thrown down and 500 others
partially unrooted and rendered untenst-
able. In Matauoras dozens OF houses OF
bstter class and $50 to 200 snlsll houses
were prostrated, and from 4O0 to 500
others unrocfad. 81. si;@ (.
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THE news from the seaboard Is not
agreeable. In these days Of rapid transit
cholera travels fast. 1t is only days
journey from New Yoik to Wheeling.
Perhaps after. sill 1t not the genuine Asiatic
article that has stirred up the commo.ion.
Cholera morbus Ia capable OF a great deal
oil mischief.
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FRED DOUGLASS is quite competent to
be Vice-PIesidsnt OF the United States, q
position which would lose none Of Its dig.
nifty il conii4 led to hin keeping. Yet no.
body knows better than Mr.. Douglass
that the country has not reached that
point. Tbs suggestion Of his cannot
be meant seriously. II
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THE Presbyterian Journal, Of Philadel-
phia, jumps into the Constitutional Com
mission Eve columns worth for giving
Cardinal Gibbons q prominent place in the
celebration. The Journals akin is thin. II
this country were made up Of such intol.
cranes it would 60 to pieces. The BUN
did not cssss TO shine because the good
priest asked the blessing Of Almighty God
on his country,
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Town Almost Doatro1e,l.

3 New YoRK, Sept. GA Jacksonville,
Fla, special says: Fi1e broke out in a
bakery In Sanford, yesterday. morning, at
Que o'clock and destroyed almost the en-.
tire huainess portion Of the town. :.9
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Prfuce BismarcL,s oelebratton,. I,

BERLIN, sept 24.-All the nswspapers
here publiah eulogistic articles on Prince
Bismarck's services to the country in con-
nection with the celebration to-day of the
twensy.flth anniversary Of bis appoint
ment to the Office Of PruBsian Prime
minister, s7s r-tiFe55 3 lt-1ll. y /, ~ -. {
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AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 23.-Michael
Burns, who imported liquor and sold 1t at
retail in the original packages, thinking
he could thus evade the Prohibition law,
hGa been found guilty. The court charged
the jury that while the State cannot pre-
vent importation, it can prevent sale. The
case will be appealed. 55l a15lE z'Gg5
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Detaulter Hunter EpIo,Ipc Himself,

UtfNultor Hunterl EpJoylnG Hlmsolf.
Pn,LApELrn1A, Sept. 23.-James Hun.
ter, who fed from this city last March
after misa7propriatins over 100000 Of
the funds Of John 4 James Hunter, ia in
tho City OF Mexico. He Is not at ali wor.
ried, and Is enjoying himself In travel. 81
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y PiTTsBuRGH sses Boston hsr $l0, 600 and
goes 5000 better. She wants the Chicago
Baby that much moro than the other fel.
Iowa wanted tho Boston Beauty, and shs
offers her wealth for him. At this rate
Pittsburgh will have TO sell rolling mill
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New YoR9, Sept. 23.-The morning
hours Of the third days session of the
Christian Workers was consumed by del.
sgatcs in explaining the systema OF their
various charitable Institutions and the
reading OF papers relating tho.eto, 81 z, q
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Important Announcement

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Oolonol Huvhes.
Hallett intimates that he will not resign
his seat in Parliament in consequences OF
publications concerning his relations with
MlHs Selwyn.7 3 8 D. 4, =
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Earthquake In Malaga

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Rspors have been
received from Malaga stating that there
has boen great earthquake there, It
caused a panic among the inhabitan.a, but
did little damage, S,5 q Il ~ :.
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Emperor William Cor =, rrnt nlat,d.

BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Empsror William, at
tended by Prince Bismarck, will receive
the Chinese. Minister Saturday. The lat
ter will present the Emperor with a letter
81 con1gratulation and valuable gifts from
tho Emperor Of China. -. st,tLI u. E.
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Arrested for Assisting MIC Gar,ele,

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Capt. John Freer,
Of the schooner Marsh, who is eaid to have
assisted Boodler McGarigle to escape to
/. Canada, was arrested this morning upon
reaching the city. He promptly gave bail
( in tho aum OF 81 600 and WAS released. 1:
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{. Shot Ills Daughter.

HAvERulLI, MAS, sspt. %: y. "A. Ab.,
bot!, aged 4s years, while drunk, shot and
killed his daughter, Mrs. Minnie q! Gum.
mings, aged 2S. tonight, and then nhot
himself, dying instantly. isis !
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..T--g ~
Murder aud Suicide.

.s M1pDIKrowx, Q, sept. as.-ro.day
John Glondenning, while intoxicated
shot and killed John Nolan, and then
shot himself, dying an, hour later. 4. The
cause Of the shooting was an old grudRe
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Engineer Blown Fifty, Fe et

spRlSorlELp, O., Sept. 2a.-The boiler
at D. s. Erwln's stone quarry, at Yellow
Syringe, exploded this morning, blowing
the engineer, Benj. freeman, fifty feet in
in the air. ], he died In five minutes, M
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LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from
Brueaels says a report has reached tho
officials OF that city from the Congo coun-
try to the effect that 8 state OF anarcby
prevails at Stanley Falls. 3t, a ,..."',1''
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TIE liberal provision ef the ice water
Tor the q. A. r. pn,ade In St. Louis will
sive como color to tho charge that the
whole demonstration 10 nothing more than
Republican scheme. ~
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WHEELING WEST 1887
aRovER, CLEVELAND, FRANCES,

Arc the Names OF Pennsyivnuia Triplets.
Tho President's Characteristic Lister. n
HARRlsBuRo, PA, Sept. 23.-sometime
since Mrs. John Hoatettor, OF Perry coun.
ty, gave birth otrlpleta, two boys and q
girl. Tho parents decided to call them
Grover, Cleveland, and Frances, respect.
lively. Alsttsr was written to the Presi.
dent, to which be sent the following ,e.
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Ntr. 1washburno,s Critical Condition,

OuloAao, Sept. 2s.-The Hon. Elihu B.
Washburns was In q most helpless condi.
lion this morning than OF any time since
10 was stricken down last Wednesday.
To-day is Mr.. Washburne's ylst birthday,
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A Lucky Widow.

LONDON. Sept. pa poor widow ramed
Bowker, residing at Blackburn, has in.
herited sl5o0o0 by the death Of her. aon
a chemist at Philadelphia. 5I7s a75'7I'H!''', '
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DIED,

alCKLIN-At FEees.o.t. Pa, on Frldsy. September
q 1ss7, at 12;so r. ": BEETHA, daughter Of
x weeks ,l.5ssf tg{ ;ir,l -" "-
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from tho
realdence OF Nj. William McElroy. 422l jacob
street, Friends Of the family Invited,
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General IstckettN DeatI.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-General ]. B.
Ricketts,, commander Of the famous Rick
etts battery, died yesterday at his home
IN this city, aged seyenty.one. ti3g'ss :.
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y Sherman for Com der-ln.o .oh.er.

T. suefmhh ZOE OoMnhHuei-lu.Jhlet. 's'N
Les ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 23-Col. Il.
G. 0is, CT tho Times, telcsraphs from Ari-
zona that canvass OF the Grand Army
delegates en- route 10 Ct. Louis shows that
the Southern California company unani-
mops!y prefers General Sherman for Com.
,nanderrin.Ohicf. Effort is making by
this delegation ts SECURE the vote OF all tho
California delegations for Shernsn. sl
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CAIRO, EoYr7, Sept. est is reported
that beyond Wsdy half q hundred lives
have been lost In the floods csuaea by the
rising Of the Nile. - es':' - 'u'
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A Necktic Social.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. .23;-John Ker.
naehan was hanged at moon to-day. for
the murder Of his sinter.in.law, Martha
Ann Hood, In October, 1885. 55js 4. .
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O'BmES went 10 his trial more like a
c,nqueror ascending his throne than a
culpri. going to judgment. Possibly the
tory Government is making mistake,
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(. ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 2s.-A special
from Abercrombie, MINI, Gays: A cold
wavo struck this place last night, and the
thermometer fell to two degrees above
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TIE CIGARMAKEls' CONVENTION,
Chinose Competition In Calirornia- "A Roso.
W' tion Rejected, - ,pi9l

IllE ClGARMAkElss' CONVENTION.
Chinese Competition In CnlIrorn,a-A Reso.
ton Rejected. - 7l
BlNaHAMrToS, N. Y, Sept. 23.-The
cigarmakors' convention this morning dis.
cuaaed special article reported by the
Committee on Constitution, granting per.
mission to union No. 22s. Of San Francis
co, 10 issue special label Of their own
device, in order to more successfully Il ,ht
the Chineee labor in California. Delegate
Gutstadt, Of San Francisco, made an earn.
est piea IN behalf OF the measure. He
said: ut Is a question Of lie or death with
us. There are 5,400 Chinese engaged In
cigar making on the Pacific coast, and only
about one hundred white men. See The
fearful odds against us." Delegates Shant.
erpere and Jablinowski, OF New Y ork, on.
posed the meaeurs on the ground that to
leglslate for one place would establish a
bad precedent. The tenement house sys.
tenn in New York and Chicago Is lust as
bad as the Chinese in California. In eiy.
ing special labels, dissension would be
caused, and one section would boycott an
other. II the Chiness should be driven
out OF California they Sould come to New
York. The measure was then rejected.
llS yeas to II nays. $500
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SOMEHOW or other Fate persists in con.
nectlng Mr. Cleveland with a rapid In.
rrease in tho population. He Is gradually
building up personal party.
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Walking Delegate Arrested,

New YoRK, Sept. 23.-About 200 men
employed on the forty buildings on
seventy-third, ssventy.ffth and Seventy
sixth streets, Boulevard and Eleventh
avenue, struck this morning because six
or seven plumbers, who we're non.union
men, we're allowed to work after their dis
charge had been ordered. The walking
delegate Of the carpenters union, Bob Fer
rell, entered one of the buildings and was
arrested by detective for trespassinp.
He was taken to the Harlem police court
and paroled in custody Of bis counsel.
The strikers claim to number 1000, but
the payroll shows only about 200 names.
The strikers stopped work as soon as Fer
rell was arrested. The contractors will
obtain new men aa soon as possible. :
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CHANGING Their Cltixenship.
ST, PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-Two thou
sand Austrians have made application
to be naturalizsd as subjacts OF Russia. ! :
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A VITAL POINT.
chieago Comments on General Pryor's Dc.
y. fense In tho Anarchist Case. 5ib "A

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-General Roger A.
Pryor was quoted in yesterdays dis,
patches as saying that be was undecided
just what form Of appeal ho would take in
the Anarchist case. but that he should at.
ack the conatl!utlonali.y OF tbs Illinois
law regarding the construction Of the
Jury. "This, law haa been In operation
Bince 1874" Baid General Pryor, "and has
not yet boon passed. upon by the Supreme
Court" III 7'g, ~ jI0' 'fi7I''
II haven't anything to say about the
matter Mr. Grinnell replied with hig
usual urbanity 10 reporter who ventured
to aak him what he thought OF General
pryor's views on the jury law. " have
already said that the Anarchist case eau.
not be carried Into the United States su.
preme Court on any pretext." ..i9Yi.7 4
The conshtutionality Of tho law has
never been called in question before"
said Judge Jameson. II have not read
the full report OF the Supreme Court do.
cidfou ID the Auarchist case. Il may bs
that exceptions were taken during the
trial before Judge Gary on this point. II
such exceptions were taken the Supreme
Court certainly acted upon them. : II no
such exception WAS taken during the trial
the point cannot now be raised, 10 the
United States Supreme Court will only
consider such puints aa were raised during
tho trial Of tho case. The act itself ia law
under which all our juriea were drawn,
and II at some future time It should prove
unconstitutional, II would, Of course, have
worry widespread influence upon Illinois
courts In general. 1t Ia certainly, q vital
q Melville W. Fuller said that It was i'm.
possible to tell from tho dispatch exactly
what defense General Pryor would make.
He had looked up the laws of 1874 and
could find nothing to base an opinion on.
TIE CIGARMAkERs' CoNYENTION.1
ia N Macs tkl I..r
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dxe Q,,tel|liiyqelrf'3sir':
ouiss, Nos. so aud a7 fourteenth Street.
GENERAL SHERMAN would be q big head
for the G. A. 4. , giI5a M
WnEs Doodle contractors make restitu.
ton, thon they begin to look sorry for
their Gins. tf N.#

lp the Minnesota wave comes hlther we
bhsll receive him with open arms to q nat.
,ural gas grave.
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A woman with a high hat is as bad as .
man with a big head. . l,I.'7.T-. ~ :
Free Trade.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large.
y benefited the consumers, as well as re.
lieving the burden OF homs manufactur.
ere. Especially is this the case with
GREEN'S Aug.st Flouer and Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup, as the reduction Of thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in.
crease the size Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.ti!t6
more medicine in the rs cent size. The
.1ug,al Flolpsr for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased sizt
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the aick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size,
lie Ices. ..r. ..r.||# .H|#.. 'Dtw
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Tho Effects of Mental Erhnus,,o,

Many diseases, especially those Of the nervous
system, are the products Of daily renewed mental
exhaustion. Business avoeauonu often Involve m
amount Of mental wear and tear very prejudIcIal
to physical health, and the professions. IL asdu.
ausy pursued, arc no less destrnc.lrc to brain and
nerve Tissue. It one Of the most important at.
tributes OF Hostettcrs Stomach nl,tess, that IT
cempcnsates for the undue loss Of tIssuc and that
It impasu new energy to this brain and nerves,
The rNpidlty with which 1t renews veal eucd men.
tai euerey and physical vitality Ia remarkable. and
shows that It's invgnratin properties arc Of tho
highest order Besides increasing Vital Stamina.
and counteract!ng the effects OF mental e1haus.
ton. this 20 entail medicine cures aud prevents
fever nd ague, rheumatism, chronic Dyspepsia
and constipat ON. kidney and uterine wcaIness
and other complaints Physicians also commend
'it@smedlcated s.imulant and remedy, \
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ward SIillais, the painter, was further be.

ward Millais, the painter, was further be.
hind, with 4,SS5; Gounod, the compositor
with 1850; Parnell, 4,Sl2; the Gear oil
Russia, 4,l52; Sir Arthur Pinafore sulli.
van, 3,0l2; Pope Loo MIL, 3,744; the
Marquis Of Harrington, 1852; Sir Fred.
eriCk Leighton, 1863; Jules Grevy, Presi.
dent Of France, 8, 1888; Sir Frederick Rob.
erts, Commander Of the Army Of India,
3,072; Cardinal Manning, 2,S21; Earl Duff
fern, 2,G90; Prof. John Tyndall, $500;
Cardinal Newman, 2,437; Baron Roth.
child, $3.50; Dean Farrar, 1,70i; Arch.
bishop, Benson, 1,5G0, and Robert Brown.
Ing, 1850. There are hundreds Of others
who were beaten In the contest against
Jederaoniau simplicity but, IS they were
all less popular than the poet, Browning,
we will class their vote as ''scattering,"
It is gratifying that Europe has been
able to discover 80 quickly that President
Cleveland 10 more remarkable than this
long list OF popee, potentates, princes,
lords spiritual and temporal, statesmen,
scientists, artists, poets, generals, music.
ians and bankers; but our triumph Is not
wholly unalloyed, Tor there Is also list
containing the names OF those who have
been elected more remarkable men than
Cleveland. We extract It from Indepena.
ence Beige, and conceal II as much ~ pos.
sible by leaving 1t in tho original:
NJ. Gladstone. 2,5i4 voi1; . I'LL.
Le prince dc Bismarck. 33,2tj;
Lord Tennyson. 10 poete, 23,0G4;
NJ. F. de Lesseps, 1875;
Le general Wolaeley. 1889;
Le marquis do Salisbury, 1862; |
lie comte de- Dfoltke, 1868;
NJ. John Bright, 1874; 5ur
Lord Randolph Churchill, 1857;
N. John Ruskin, Pestheticien, 1880;
N. Henry Irving, Pacteur, 1O,58O.
Il. N. Stanley, 10.44l; #tt
NJ. Pasteur, 10, llG; H.a. s.g.,,..
n. Huxley, le philoaophe, Oils;
LIE rev. Sturgeon, lie piedica.eur anglais,
Lempereur d'Allemagne. $500:
N. Edison, G,04G; r I'D
LIZ rev. II. Ward Doecher, pfedica,eur
american, frere de Mrs. Beechsr Stowe,
5,205. 49,
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broker
OF your rest by sick child suffering anc
crying with pain Of cutting teeth &? V 1
SO send at once and get bottle Of MRs
WlSsLow's seorh,Na SYRUP FOR Cu1Lp
Rem TEETuISq. It's value is incalculable
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers
there is no mistake about it. It cures
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Hottens the gams, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
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